Review on Enhanced Philips 279P1 Power Saving PowerSensor Computer Monitor: 3840X2160P, Accurate Colors, 10-Bit Panel - Ultimate HD Experience! by Ace Nelands

This is a review of the Philips 325E1C Surper-Curved [sic] 32-inch Quad HD 2K Frameless Monitor. I hope I'm not the only one who noticed the spelling mistake. But if you haven't seen it yet, now you can. I do not see it. :D My monitors arrived in perfect condition with no stuck pixels. I use both on DP 1.2 with a GTX 1650 Super as source. I upgraded from two 27 inch flat screens. "The super curved QHD displays are so comfortable compared to my old 27" flat screens. Although it is significantly larger, the strong curvature makes the content appear much closer. (1500r). This is a real panorama. I don't see any distortion or "pincushion" effect. I've heard others complain about distortion, but in my case it's not a problem at all. Since it is a VA (Vertical Alignment) panel, the contrast and color are very good. While a full IPS panel offers the best image quality in terms of color accuracy, I think this VA panel is perfectly acceptable for photo and art applications. However, it's worth noting that there's very little flare around the edges. You have to be on a solid black background and in a dark room to see it really clearly, but it doesn't exist. The 75Hz refresh rate is fast enough for what I do, but some gamers might want to consider a higher refresh rate TN display as there's a very noticeable horizontal blur. In general I am very satisfied. I am very satisfied with the price, quality and guarantee.